Sentence examples for bit overrun from inspiring English sources

"We were DJing a lot, and buying a lot of records" Samrai tells me, "when we were living together we did a few house parties, then we ended up getting a bit overrun and we thought 'why are we doing it here when we should be doing it somewhere a bit more controlled?' I guess it spilled out from there".

However, over time, we noticed that the pipeline for the network had gotten a bit overrun with pieces that we strongly suspected were ghost-written by PR or really had no business being given the platform.

Regardless, it appears that still-so-called "next -gen conext -gene being a bit overrun with games we've already played.

The spice cupboard has overrun into the bit of work surface below the spice cupboard.

As the two leaders' talks overran a bit, the excitement was almost too much to bear, and so were the clichés.

But blaming high exploration costs, low refining margins, currency changes, security problems, maintenance overruns and more looks a bit lame.

"Can we keep this brief?" enquired Vaz, now beginning to get a bit twitchy that the Gambaccini show was overrunning.

4 Talk about actual rugby tactics for a bit (NB may be bumped if items 1-3 overrun).

What began as a platform for homeowners with spare rooms to make a bit of pocket money on the side, is becoming overrun with property entrepreneurs looking for lucrative short term gains.

On the night a few balloons did not pop, Paul McCartney got caught out by a bit of reverb and the show overran despite a BMX routine being pulled to shorten it.

Logical, clean lines are being overrun by chickadees, cuddly animals, and even bits of visible tape.